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Manufacturing warehouse management (WMS)

Manhattan Active Warehouse Management

By Manhattan Associates

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Manhattan Active Warehouse Management is a cloud-native WMS for coordinating warehouse demand, people and automation. Manhattan explicitly presents warehouse management in its manufacturing offering, including inventory control, picking and packing. It is a warehouse execution choice rather than evidence of production planning or engineering control. A manufacturer should demonstrate factory replenishment and exceptions alongside outbound fulfillment before selecting the required application scope.

Official sources checked Oct 18, 2026. No hands-on product test.
THE PRACTICAL WORKFLOW

What does Manhattan Active Warehouse Management do?

Receive and locate material, release warehouse movements, confirm execution and reconcile the production handoff with the system of record.

Who should consider it?

Manufacturers evaluating dedicated warehouse execution and production-adjacent material flows; suitability requires a representative demonstration.

Capabilities worth evaluating

Published scope tells you what to ask about. A supported feature still needs a representative job and plan-level confirmation.

Warehouse visibility

Inbound-to-outbound inventory visibility described

Opened official source; module and edition scope require confirmation. No independent hands-on test.

Vendor states support [1]

Resource orchestration

Coordinates labor, robotics and warehouse workflows

Opened official source; module and edition scope require confirmation. No independent hands-on test.

Vendor states support [1]

Cloud architecture

Cloud-native microservices and ongoing updates described; validate release governance

Opened official source; module and edition scope require confirmation. No independent hands-on test.

Vendor states support [1]

Extensibility

Vendor describes extensible application architecture; project-specific work requires qualification

Opened official source; module and edition scope require confirmation. No independent hands-on test.

Vendor states support [1]

Pricing and total cost

PUBLIC PRICINGContact vendor for pricingChecked Oct 18, 2026 · Source [1]
Billing / price basis
Not verified · Not verified
Minimum seats
Not confirmed
Free plan
Not publicly confirmed
Trial
Not publicly confirmed · Not verified; a demo is not a trial
Setup / implementation
Not verified; request implementation, hardware, integration and support scope

A per-seat price is not your company’s total cost. Request a written scope for users, implementation, migration, training, usage limits, support and integrations.

Integrations and compatibility

No named integration was sufficiently documented in this review. That is an unknown, not evidence that integrations are unavailable.

Check data direction, field mapping, supported versions, error handling, ownership and extra fees. A logo alone does not prove a native connection.

Questions to bring to the demo

Use your own requirements to test the fit. These questions identify information to verify; they are not reported product defects.

  1. Show a short receipt, quality hold, partial production supply and returned unused material.
  2. Who owns each inventory balance, and how are failed or duplicated integration messages reconciled?
  3. Define the boundary between warehouse stock, production WIP and ERP accounting.
  4. Confirm required modules, implementation services, scanners and automation interfaces in writing.
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Sources and verification

Capabilities are attributed to the vendor or its documentation. This profile is not an independent performance review. Numbered citations point to the sources below. Follow the official materials for product screens and demonstrations; vendor interface imagery is not reproduced here.

  1. Manhattan Active Warehouse Management official scope product / capabilities / pricing / product materials · checked Oct 18, 2026

    Official page opened and reviewed. Capabilities are vendor statements, not hands-on validation. Evaluation advice is original editorial guidance.

  2. Manhattan manufacturing offering product · checked Oct 18, 2026

    Official page opened and reviewed. Capabilities are vendor statements, not hands-on validation. Evaluation advice is original editorial guidance.

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OVERLAPPING BUYER REQUIREMENTS

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Datapel WMS

Datapel presents a cloud WMS with manufacturing functions connecting raw materials, work orders and finished stock. Its official material describes material reservations, configurable instructions, production stages and as-built quantities. Buyers should test how stock changes propagate to their accounting system and how substitutions affect traceability. The existence of production scheduling features does not establish finite-capacity planning depth for a particular factory.

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EPG LFS

EPG LFS is a warehouse management system with manufacturing logistics material focused on connecting storage and production. The vendor describes parts-list handling, transport control and communication with automated material-handling systems. A published customer example connects production orders, storage retrieval and AGV transport, but that example is not a universal implementation promise. Evaluate the required modules and controls for the plant’s own replenishment routes.

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Generix SOLOCHAIN WMS

SOLOCHAIN brings warehouse execution and manufacturing-related inventory movements into one configurable application. Generix describes raw materials, packaging and finished goods tracked through receiving, kitting or production, and shipment. Its published scope includes extended MES functions alongside core warehouse tasks. Buyers should establish which extensions are included and demonstrate their own production handoffs before treating the platform as an MES replacement.

Process fit not classified
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